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aces. Bite of babies i3 lean air, ‘ ‘ " ' Will nt Caz-q the New the lol- 05 all no hot one that H ever of- the day cry time .. 3y. Con- ‘ns if . ilk, pre- directs. and Gov- _ nr‘S ad- t‘ doctor. ore than 0V9 {1103C thin, L'VE'S. 15 \V‘tsh CPS are , ivq the 'imes a , slay and - all day ferry-s vacation e baby baby two .1, boiled diarrhoea , boned at once ll Women’s Coat of Heavy- weight Imported Cheviot PRICE $5.00 To emphasize the advantage of bu ying at \V akely s, we have selec- led this heavy imported Cheviot. Thi 5 coat is single breasted, c0113, cl same material, elaborately trim- medWli h black silk braid, loose fitting style 5: zes 34 to 42 Price $5.00 57. 00 All .lwoo Kersey, fly: front \Iantle, . inches long trimmed with fancy 5.1300111 and stitching, in black cal}. Price $7.00 $8. 00 McCall 1...... No. 2421 omecronae c0111 J Cr ,\‘.‘. wool Double breasted KerSeyi Mantle, 47 inches long, trimmed wizhseif 51' $0.00 apping. Th1s is a very effective garment. In black only. Price $8.00 In both double and single breasted styles, lined to waist, trimmed with strappings of self and silk braids, assorted sizes black only. Price $10.00 SEE OUR READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. WAKELY’S BRITTON BROS, Foot of Kent-st. Watch Chains for These goods are of fine anteed to give satisfaction. heavy rolled plate, quality and guar. They are made of in all styles and patterns. PRICES 81.15 to $15.00 Watch Chains for Ladiesâ€" These are made in all bright Roman and bright platinum and bright gold and have heavy, gem set slides. PRICES 33. co to 315.00 VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. .....llllllflo new 3 on the men who boy; Ni them to the bord- ul (at. m 11“ mugs. fit mother Get the .m . Mil Fish kind m 1.111;: “135 ““196 iu.‘ m rum m. ......“ .. ..mua wash-to GAO F1 ’45 Villa. 1’ 1379 Mug Cough, Group. Bronchitis M Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria We is a boon to W D0618 not seem more ed'ectivc to breathe in a M to cu: e disease of the breathing or?” “that“ .11.- remedy min the nomad! can: because the air rendered $80081“! 33‘“ 21m: 13 earn ed over the diseased ”If“ “‘1' :ybtmzh, g1viz: .g prolonged and constant m‘ uld‘L 121$ invaluable to mothers with small TEL noseofaccnmmpti ve ' ':21gf find immediate .l :03 C‘J‘Jghs or in- boar. commons of the , 5934 by drugzists. sendWSWforbooklet. 1mm. 1111.25 Co. “18 mt. Uterine Tonic. Only sate effectual Man on which women an F depend. Sold' 1n three 11 of strengthâ€"No. 1. 81; 0.1 lardegroglstronger 33:100. 3. s \ Sold gee lmenses p~r m - LINDSAY. Gentlemenâ€" On Franky evening a delightful mu- sical fecital wals given by the [pupils ol Mina Nellie King-k“ at the ’resiâ€" deuce of her father, Hlonelg-st. The function was attended by the parents of the pupils, who Were delighted win the lpt‘ggt‘otfi made under their Op- gable instructor The following pro- gramme on: enmented. we perform: on: acquittim; themselves moat «rah doubly: 1 PART I. Chorus . ., The Fair'lwi (PM. Piano Solo "...-....GWeot Memories ‘ Jean Moflraw '. .. 1 Piano Solo .. Morning Prayer. Mary Kingsley. Vocal Solo ...'Ilhe Critical Sued Douglas Mcflmw Duett .. .....Dujuu Animam ((Stabat Mate” Annetta and Hazel Gilbert Piano Solo , 1 Alidab Percy . l‘rano Solo ...-Home of my Heart Monica Primeau. . {PART II. . Flower Song 1 U l Rose ...‘.) ...’. ..... ’Jean Monw. Lily ......... . ........ Annette. Gilbert Forget-me-notsn .IM’ary Kingsley Piano Solo Song of t‘he Sew-Shel: [Mary Kingsley _ Piano Solo 1- 1 ' . Hazel Gilbert. . - Vocal Solo ... ...I'rn Mad. at You Douglas MoCraw ...In fflhe Highlands Jean McCraw Piano Solo ............... Un Beau Ciel Annetta Gilbert , Come Little Leaves. Piano Trio Old Black‘ Joe Jean McCraw, H. Gilbert, M. Kings- . ‘ icy. , .. 1 s 5:: â€"'11n,e sight trouble or looking for the name "Salads" on a package of tea is well I'M”! the Batisfactlon you {have in thinking it. .. ,2 . L 1 lane Solo. losic Recital Canadian Politicians Havo Buoy Day of Joint Muslim ...‘ .4 g .. 75:1: --' w Demâ€"T: L. Owen (6-) ’11..” 0‘ §,mehhd-4. 13 Ho- 0 A. Humuon (C..) “Afil’odwioâ€"GD Gnu (L). (C) 0'? L. Powke (L), 'L’ ONLY TWO ACCLAMATIONS W. F. Macloan and Hon. L. P. Bro- dcur Wilt Go In Without Contact-â€" Aid. Fis’ot Opposes Sir Wilfrid In ' Quuboc East, Otherwise Ottawa Candidaturo -Would Have Been lnvalidatudâ€"Busy Day. Toronto, Oct. allâ€"There was only ' one election by acclamation i110!!- tar-lo, W. P. Macluan, the former Ocu- uorvativo member tor South York. In five other constituencies no Lib- eral appeared. Two Conservatives are opposed to each other in From tense, andtwo Liberaluluasimillt positiOn in Prescott. Against. Major Beattie, the former Conservativcmcm- bet for London, there is running J. W. McCandlass, a labor-man Apparently the only election by ac- clamation in Quebec was in Bouvillc. where no opponent. to Hon. L Brodeur, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, appeared, and he, also, is sureofliisseatinthencxtParlia- want. ‘It was expected that Sir Wil- frid Laurier would have no opponent in Quebec East, but an acclamation for the Prime Minister would have seriously interfered with the plan of cam and the appearance of Ald. Fiset as competitor was a surprise to most peop p.le If Sir Wilfrid had been elected in Quebec East it would have in- validated his candidature in Ottawa City, as the law provides that no man who is already a member of Parliament can be a candidate for another seat. Ontario. Algo ma Eastâ€"A. E. Dyment (L), W. R. Smythe (0.) A13 oma Westâ€"Dr. R J. Gibson (L), A. C. Boyce (0.). Brantâ€"Wm. Paterson (L). J. P. Nunan (0.). Branftordâ€"Lloyd Harris, (L), W. F. Cockshutt (C..) Brockvilleâ€"Hon. Geo. P. Graham (L.,) John Webster (0..) North Bruceâ€"John Tohnie (L), A. McNeil (0..) South Bruceâ€"P. H McKenzie, (L), J. J. Donnelly (0.). Carletonâ€"J. yE. Caldwell (L), B L. Borden (0.). (Claufierinâ€"J. N. Fish (L), Dr. Bar! Dundasâ€"W. B. Lama...) A. BYO- der (0 ). Durhamâ€"D. B Simpson (IL). C. J. Thornton (0..) East Elginâ€"W. W. Butl1eriord(L.), D. Marshall (0..) West Elginâ€"W. Tolmie (L), T. W. Crothers (0). North Essexâ€"R. F. Sutherland (L), O. E. Fleming (0..) South Essexâ€"A H. Clarke (L), D. Wigle (C) Frontenacâ€"M. Avery (Ind. C.,) Dr. Edwards (0..) H. Reynolds (L.) Glengarryâ€"J. A. McMillan (L.,) J. F. McGreg or (0.). Grenvilleâ€"S. J. Martin (L.,) J. D. Reid (0. ) East Greyâ€"E. RaymOnd (L), Dr. Sproule (C). North Grey â€"W. P. Tellord (L), W. S. Middlebro (0.) South Greyâ€"H. H. Miller (L) R. J. Ball (0..) Haldimandâ€"R. F. Miller (L), F B. Lalor (0.). Haltonâ€"Dr. Harrison (L.,) D. Hen- East Hamiltonâ€"J. M. Eastwood (L.,) S. Barkers (0. ), Sam Landon Hamiltonâ€"A. (Lab) West Zimmerman (L.,) Mayor Stewart (C..) War (L). Chisholm (0..) South Huron-M. Y. HcLoan (L). John Sherri“. (0..) West Huronâ€"R Holmes (L. ), E. N. Lewis“) ) tâ€"â€".D A. Gordon (L. ),Dr Bust. lion). lewatt gWest. Kingâ€"A. B. McCoi¢ (L), H. S. Clements ( Kingstonâ€"Hon Wm Barty (L). D A C. Bo (C. r so Pairbank East JlLamgtonâ€"é 1‘ :(CO rmn to 1'“ line. (1.). “11 out Lumbtolci~E it E Lei-mar 0.;1‘) North Lunar 41‘ Wm Thorburn (0.) South Letterhead.) Ion-I (L). Hon Jolitev H0 111110.). 1 1.:chTWdeeobuu (l. ).Geo . ‘ or “Ileana: and Addimbow!‘ 8. Worl- an (L). Uriah Wilson (0..) Sguoagiâ€"Ig) D Woodrufl (11.). E A. r Ldn‘don4.W MoOoudlou (Lab ). Maj or Beat-tie (C..) Phaat Middleaoxâ€"Dr Elson (C..) J W. Doyle (C..) West Middle“:â€" R. W'. McLaughlin Muskokaâ€"A Wright (0.) Nip issi Gordon (0..) Norfolkâ€"H.- McCall (C..) (0..) Morrison (L. ). .MoGool (L), ‘Geo. -B. Donly (L). Alex. ll. aldVIOll (L). ' 30qu (L). ’- PNorth Middlcsexâ€"Alox. Smith (L ). . W. S. Calvert (L). - Wm. ‘ Wagâ€"Thou. Law (L), ( . . Russell- on. Chou. Murphy (L), J. A. Gamble (0) East. Simcoeâ€"M. Chew (LW), Bennett (0.). North Simooeâ€"D DWiluon (L- ). Maj. ooum‘qélmcoeâ€"Dr. Campbell 6...). H. Lennox (0..) Stormontâ€"Hujor B. Smith (L.),B A. E. Kemp (0.). North Torontoâ€"W. H. Show E.F to C G osr() .O’Donoghue North Waterlooâ€"W.H 1-... a a d. ' a (L), R. Reid (0. ), A. South Waterlooâ€"Dr. G. A Clare (0)- HS Moyer (L). Wellandâ€"bW. H. German (L), Geo. Hanan (0.). . North WellinztOn-C-A. M. Martin (L.,) W. A. C111!" (C --) South Wellingtonâ€"H0113): Guthrie (L. ). Mayor Newstead (0 ..) Wentwortbâ€"W. O. Sealey (L), Lt.- P. D. Hchan (L) 001. Ptolemy (0..) Centre Yorkâ€"Dr. .T. G. Wallace (C g Aylesworth (L), John Armstrong (0.). South Yorkâ€"W. F. Macl can (0.) Quebec. zArgenteuilâ€"R. R. MoGibbon (L. ), Geo. H. Perley (C..) Bago o.lrâ€"J E. Marcile, (L), M. Syl. vestne (C..) Beauceâ€"Dr. H. 8. Bound (L.),W A. Perrier (0.). Beauharnoisâ€"L. J. Papineuu (L. ), J. G. H. Bergeron (0.). Bellechasseâ€"O. Talbot (L), C. Ves- ina (C..) Berthierâ€"A. Ecrement (L), V. Al. lard (0.). Bonaventureâ€"Charles Marcil (L), A. Beauchesne (C..) Bromeâ€"Hon. 8F A. Fisher (L),CC Cotton (Ind. L.),F .A. Olmstcad(0 .). Chambly-Verchere â€"â€" V. Geofln'on (L.,) M. Archambault (0.). Champ lainâ€"E. Deguise (L.,) P. E. Blondinp (C ..) Cbarlcvoixâ€"J . 0. Puliot (L), B. Forgot (0..) Chuteauguayâ€"J. B. Brown (L). 0 Lane (0 ..) _ Chicoutami and Sagucnayâ€"J. Gir- ard(Ind.), J. Routhior (L) Comptonâ€"A. B. Hunt. (L), Rufus Pope“) ) . Handset (L). B. J. stem (C) H Walsh ( .) Jacques (L). F. ‘ Joliet Garibeou( .) [taxonomicâ€"- A Poitvin (0.).- Rhoneâ€"0.8 n-Ju. Robb (1.), n. N. Cartierâ€"V. H. Dandunnd .Honk (C..) A. Dubeou beou(L), J. A. 'vin (C..) Lwrlirle-Nuplervillo-B (L). B Boundin,K.C. 0..) l pLAp'uomptionuPA n(L neulo (C). Lauriar (Ind. 0. led lnd ).J J.Por\iur (I Ind l “Langâ€":0 lA Wilson( L.),J . A. nl.1ml:;:l.lA.Currier (L). 3. floor “DillovéJdb 'r Caron (1.1. a P t C. .lgilléin urgeâ€"l1. Forth: (L). L. P. p'itliéiiiloulfiA Vonlllo (1.111.). r. Vill on ve ( 0153111501194. Iayruud (L). J A F 1y «(01370-30 '1‘. Bavolo(L).l. :, Froohctto Mini 1103.1!qu (LéG. Ford (1 LP?) F0.” Pickle ( )- Mouloalmâ€"FJ') Ducal (L.),J Renaud (0.). macaw,“ Wan-“nun buotauacut’u’aradou. hihH-fiâ€"nda dole-tutu 1.11.. Inigo-WOW abh-Iwahmaassadslm Paw-duly!» mmumwdmmrm HO HO“ SHOULD IE m0“ 0mm W“. HE cost of living h an important dung in most homes. You may have to figure close- ly in those matters. A little extra on a barrel of flour may look big to you. But there is a differ- ence between s pending money wisely and spend- ing it foolishly. Sometimes it is econo- my to spend instead of to save. It 15 in the case of Royal Household Flour. Those few extra cent: a week, that give you 'Rbyal Household Flour in preference to inferior flour, buy health. Nothing contributes so much to the food you cut as flour, and therefore nothing should be more carefully bought. Ogilvic' s Royal Household Flour is the whitest, cleanest and most nutritious flour that' 3 Montreal, St.Jamesâ€"HGe1-va.is Fraser '(C) (L.,) N. Giroux Montreal, St. Martin (861:) Montreal, St. (L..-'1')L Pontiacâ€"(3.1? Brabanon (0.). Portncuf I lord (0.), Quebec, Con H. Cimon (0.). Quebec. Baa (L), Ald. Max-echo! (C..) Nicoletâ€"G. A. Turcottc (L), Coutemanche (C. ). (Cu) Lawrenceâ€"R. Bicker- ' H. A. .Ekcrs (0.). A. St- Mary '.sâ€"â€"M Hodmme- H- m (0) Quebec, Westâ€"W. Price (C) Quebec All. Mart-incuu (Nat) Richelieuâ€"AH Morgan (C31I Bichmood and J. ChampOIIX(C ) -) (LRimouskiâ€"J. lay (C. ). R villeâ€"Hon. L. on theâ€"A. M. Beauparlant. St. Hyacin R( binson (C. ). Sherbrook Countyâ€"Joe 'W (L).' (Ind. L).L. Bobitaille LB and»). " chemmandnl A. Round”) H. Bou- Brodcur (L). oâ€"John Leonard (L). A. N. Worthington (C)- caucusesâ€"A. Lorna (C..) Stansteodâ€"C. Paige (C) Bourbonnuiu (L), DI. H. Lovell (L), G. W. Texm'scoualaâ€"C. A. Gauvreou (L). Luc. Labelle (C..) Tenebonneâ€"T. Binhet (L ), B. W. Nantcl (0.). Three Rivers (L), A. Fautuux (C ).' Vaudreuilâ€"G. Boyer (L). peu't (C..) and St. Mauriceâ€"Hon. P. B. Panneton (C.). ' . C Ethicr D.r Montâ€" Wrightâ€"E. B. Dovlin (L), F. A. Labelle (C..) Yamahaâ€"J. 011th (0.). Nova Scotia. lieâ€"8. Annapo Goo. E. 06th (0.). R'An b-William It. into: Means Breton Hackouaic (00a ) Stanfield (C. l. E. O. Gladu (L), J. A. \ W. W. Pickup (L). Chisholm (L). (L ). ”Breton Southâ€"Alex. Johnltono (Lil W. laddiu (C) clusterâ€"Chas. Hill (L). John bumâ€".1. I. Balaton (land). .Bbodco manic) (C ) Oopp (L. ), Cloronou Rollin. lâ€"Wm Roche (1.), B i. Bordonw) Bantu. salience! Corny A B Crou (0 Bantuâ€"Jun. (L). Block (L ). l". W Hun- Martin A. Helm (C..) obxn Bradbury (C..) l milled. Itis thconly flour that 13 absolutely pure. Ask your grocer. __.â€"_ ____â€"_â€"â€"-â€".._â€"â€" . Princeâ€"gong. W. Richanls (L) A. A. Lefurge y: B. Warburton (L), A. Queen 'I-A. Quuun' oâ€"L. E. Prowue (L), Alex. H . I Brandonâ€"Hon. C. BM (L). Hon. .W. Wallace (0..) .Burrows (L.,) Glen Klaxons). ..A E. Meighen (C..) vencherâ€"J. P. Milloy (L.,)A 3- A- D Lariviere (0.) Selkirkâ€"S. J Jackson (L.,) Thomas Sourisâ€"A. M. Campbell (L), F. L. Shaflner (C..) Winniparâ€"I). C. Haggart (C) J. H. Houston Saskatchewan. Assiniboiaâ€"J. G. Turrifi (L), R. L Richardson (1nd”) Battleiordâ€"A. Chmoan’ne GA). DI. 'hforrisoh '(CJ. ' Humboldtâ€"Dr. Keeley (L), J. Lil. E. L. Cosh (L). lie (0) Mackenzieâ€"Dr. Buchanan (Ind. L ). ’ Moose Jawâ€"W. E. knowles (L), Dr. Wheeler (0.). Prince Albertâ€"A. W. Ruttan (L), J. McKay,B (C) Qu' Appelle-J. T. Brown (L), B. 8. Lot 0. e '( )W M. Magda (L.)(,I Ad. Véil iiamso 0..) W. D owan, In Saltcgduâ€"Hon. T. McNutt (L) E. Poyntcr (Ind.),J Miller (0.); Saskatoonâ€"GE .HcCraney (L. ).M A. Mclnnis (C ) Alberta. Calgaryâ€"Dr. Stewart (L). H S. KcGarthy (C. .)hF. Cameron, (L), A. (Soc). Sherman (8013.). F. Oliver (10.3 Strutbconaâ€" AdmnO-nd). n° w.n. Run. Wm. WM“! n.1lumard(CJ. (L) (sleuthiiu Duncan (1â€"). (L). N W Martin Bur-roll (C..) Inland. (L). A. 1- henlkdtieupeoiclmeetingot Yukon 'l’ukonwll'mhr ("burden (L). 6. Block H INN- ELDON COUNCIL _â€"â€"â€"â€"- A medal meeting 0! the municipal council of the tow nsluo f Eldon 1111 in Plank‘s Hall LOTHPVlllt, on Satur- day, Oct. min 1908 at the houn of eleven o'clock. Members all bro-cut Reeve Hawkins and Coum llorls Spence, McFadyen Rob. 111-1011 :wd Mc- Quarrie. . The minutes of the (armor meeting of Se;t.16t‘h were read and on mo- tion of Conn. McFadyen seconded by Coun. Robinson Were adapted. The move explained the cansc of calling the meeting. stating that he ands olicitor McDiarmid had gone to Tcronto on Thursday, Oct 8th to de- fend the appeal of Dougald Smitfl against the decision of Judge Hardâ€" ing, who overthrew Hardians deci- sion putting the cast, of the refer- ence and also of this appeal on the municipality of Eldon, and leaving the reference to the Master in Cham~ beta in the County of Ontario for as- 0.8 comment. The new explained :Lh'ot the oolicitor strongly advjsed an a1;- peol against Judge Biddell'u decision, the council to consider the advisability of on ma). - 1 ~ r . Solicitor. McDiarmid attended the meeting and explained that be has! gotten advice from some of the best. solicitors. in Toronto “too strongly. ad- vised an appeal and he also explained that non should the munic‘mality lose the 11:le the additional cost would not be much, but that the chances were good for winning, in [which case the cost of the reference and the a1,- ;eal against it would b:- {frown on Dougald Smith. Alter an exhaustive dfiscussion in which all the {phases of the case Were reviewed and intelligently considered, the council unanimously fleeided that it would be wise to appeal against the decision of Judge Riddoll. Moved by Coun. Spence, seconded by: Conn. lMcMyen, - 'Dbat our solici- tors be auhhorized to anneal the Smith case from the judgment of Judge Ridden, to the diVisional court. - Carried. ., ‘Moled. by Coun.Mitl‘:1dy.-n ..(Cond- ed by Coun. momma - That adjourn to meet in McKenzie's hall, KirLIield, on W'cdncsday, Oct. 14th. at the hour of rlchn o'clock a. 111.4 Carried. ' “'0 Council met {ursuant to adjourn-1 ment in McKenzio's hall. Kirklicld', on W'ednesdny, Oct. 14th, at the hour. 0i (‘l\:"(‘ll O'ClOCk. Dli'rnhcl's [rebcntfl Reeve Howkins. and Councillors Mc- Fadycn. McQuarri-s and Robinson. The minutvs of the nfot‘ial meeting of Oct. 10m were read, and on mo- tion of Conn. McFadyi-n. seconded by Ccun. Robinson, were adapted. Messrs. Truman and M110! 1-,” 111qu- bers of S. S. No. 8 _\\’- alt-rd on “a council re the issuing of d4~lx-11:...-o< [or t-‘he building of :1 int-w school. Reeve llowkins explained to them the mode of proceedure. . Donald McGillivray, road master on road diVision No. 16, waited on . the council re the flooding of the IOAd on the third concession (apatite lots' 12, asking that something be done to 210: came. ‘ Muted by 001111 McQuaHh. Secondd ed by Coun. ’Robinson, râ€" That thifl round-l as a body Mait on the coun- c.l of the tounshi; oi Thorah {or dis- cusmon on Municial drains No. l and No. 2 of Eldon and 'Ilhora, at the? meeting oi the said council 0 f the township of Thorn, and that our clerk? be instructed to notify each member at this council as soon as {he receives halite from the council of Thorn of the date of the meeting at which the) will rr'cCch them. â€"â€" CarrLei. Moved by Coun. McQuarri--. second- mmfiobinson. - That (the c2. 1; be instruthdr to notify the (7.175.171 Marrow of the datmol 011': ttcx: meeting and to ask 1.2.“ have ..ni cii-rk oi ‘samc to attend 1115 11:11 ting for ,thc (ur‘pose of ndjuetq in}: 113-,1-nd1turv of money on 1120 tcun hm- brlween Minnow 11nd 5:31.11. - Carried. Moved by Conn. McFadycn. second- ed byJCoun. Robinson,, â€" That the reevg be instruoted to. deal with the mst'ter of the flooding of the road on the third concession line oppoiaitq lot 12, S. P. 8., as be Bees lit,and if the annot make uatis‘actory (Ar-1 rangementu, to have the engineer ,iut. on sameâ€"Carridl. . . , . Moved. by Coun. McQuarrie. second- ed, by Conn. Robinson, - ,Ttint Conn McFudyen be instructed to find 005 who removed sand from the tourth‘ on. line o-zpo'uite the second quarter road and to notily said: parties to fill the holes made by removing sand. â€" Carried. . . . Moved by Conn. McQuarril second. ed. by Colin Robinson. â€" Toot the council of the (ownsuifl of Eldon f1)- sol've that any serum .3" persons ditching on or removing dirt from the road allowances or running draims L1- to the road allowanci-o in tho tonn- uha' of Eldon, upon complaint brim: laid to the owned regarding the rum will b: dealt with arodnlim; to law. â€"Cnrriod. - ~ Mon-d by Coon Rob anon. would"! l‘) (3.01m MrFudorn â€"’l‘.tut llllN roun- (1) [in- John Hum 11 the um oi llm slum crush-r to crush stones for 1.111: (in to .ny any. brralugwi which. 111.1) cum wlllilr be is using Hume) on conditions llml he team the (‘l‘unbrr 11nd b11111 (row where the yarn at 5n» sent and got them uudrr cover un- til tliu herded next sesuou. â€" Catried. “mud in Coun McQuar1.« ed by Conn. “11‘ 1d.) ~,11 ~â€" '1. 1:1: Xm‘t‘t‘ issue his order on the t1eusuror I1 1' the sum of ($40 to Ban luahar Mr- £5.11 horn in ,uymcnt for the droning of dirt on the fourth con. line chiroâ€" s.’.e lots 6 andi 7. â€" Carrlvd. Moved ly Conn. McQuarrlr, ed. by Coun. Robimon. - 'Illzut .t-ih‘ fol- lowing accounts he ,assmi and the a l‘l‘ second- 1 l1:- secondo reeve issue his orders on the treasul‘r er for same , J. Husband for regar- .ng grader and cement moulds $3. 25; . Fisher drawi n5: iii 9 {or at Lol'm-v.ll.- . L'LG h 1'1. lilc- [or iditun .-:1. “but ditch 13nd: 'I‘ile Co.. Lurncville. $15.60; Woodvillc. cast rerun M'm. qukins Vs. Exlon. 954. ’32 H. Book as exigen- so: to Toronto, car fare, and appeal in suit Smith vs.townsbi,,1 of _ El- don“ 3.8. â€"-Carried Moved by Coun.McQua'.r1-ie second ed by Conn. Robinson, -â€" Tho-t W1 ad- journ to meet inVPlank' 5 ball Lorri?- the hour of eleven o'clock a. m. -: Carried- ' B. 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